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I like the angle you took with this prompt Yvette 🙂
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Thanks bb
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“.. let’s find softness and embrace life as we deal with hardness and breaks ” – let’s never stop dancing in the rain! A reflective and wonderful take on this, Yvette. Thank you.
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Thanks leya
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I like your ability to see metaphors for life in the sidewalk. We must tread carefully.
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Thanks Norah
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That piece of art made me smile.
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Thanks – that was my goal 😉
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I enjoyed the angles journey you used for the photo prompt.
Noticing the small things and gaining insight while walking through life.
I immediately found myself repeating … I think I can … when I saw the small sprig of grass growing. A sign of hope in a difficult situation. Great post …
Isadora😎
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Hi – thanks for your nice comment and I did not mean to integrate a good message –
it just cake and I really love the way you connected “I think I can”
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Steps by Dali, hahahaha! And yes, I would exercise extreme caution when navigating those puppies.
And I love art that is provocative. This was the perfect piece for an angles post.
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Thanks –
The Dali connection was clever – and I wish I had gotten a side view of these slightly odd stairs
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Those stairs are SO funky!
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let’s find softness and embrace life– a beautiful angle to see thing. Thank you for sharing, Yvette! 🙂
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Thanks Amy
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Excellent. Great perspectives.
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Thank you
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Find breaks, apply softness. I like that. I also like your stairs photos. Should I ever get my act together, in retirement I plan of making a thing of photographing stairs and paths. I’m drawn to them.
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Ally – what a nice goal to have for that “next path” in your life phases
– I hope to stay connected for that long
Also – I have seen more than a few folks not properly
adjust to retirement mode and partly because they did not have
The right right hobby or right things to do –
and indulging in more photography will be quite a worthy endeavor
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good selection of great images .
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Thanks you
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thanks so much
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Nice shots. I like broken concrete and the last one the most.
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Thank you YC and it does make me wonder why some sidewalks seem
To last a long long time while other areas do not
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Sweet shots and I love the life analogy.
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Thanks – and I did not want to get preachy – but we know the source of our softness –
the comforter – counselor and lifter of our head… God❤️
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Yes! Amen! ❤
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Those steps were a little daunting – it seems I would be hanging onto the railing – tightly. It looks like someone tried to repair them when you showed the closeup of the stairs and the blue marks – my handyman uses the same blue repair process (doesn’t work so well).
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Hi linda – when I took the photo I was just trying to show the weird “shape” of the step edges – only later did I see the patchwork – and I am not familiar with the blue stuff – but love learning
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It was squarish looking on the steps – my handyman uses it to patch cement because it is supposed to withstand the heat and cold and keeps small cracks from opening up – I still see fissures in the cement, so not sure it is worth the extra money. Recently, I was at the Fairlane Estate where Henry Ford and wife Clara lived for many years. The stone house is huge and resembles a medieval castle and it is being renovated (year 5 of the project) and there are 72 acres of gardens. There are rock gardens and these old steps that go up and down hills, very steep hills, and they are the original steps built over a century ago and embedded into the hills. It might be awhile until I get the post together as I took a lot of pictures, but imagine 72 acres of flower gardens and these exquisite stone steps … I really marveled at them.
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Superb choices Yvette, creative approach to the challenge
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Thanks Tina –
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Love the little details of soft grass, bumpy step, the blue ink on different angles. Life is a dance.
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Thanks – I like the way you said that – life is a dance
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I fell for your angle… 😉
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